melissa: spelling university is pretty basic. yet the law of the links. think the new stealth fighter jets to make it look like it is flying. the image on the left is of stock photo. the image on the right is the same one with the fighter jet superimpose to make it look like it is flying. do you think there really thought this was a good idea? melissa: the only thing that gives me hope with our relations with that country. the fact that they are such nurse. by the way. the idiots, the government officials. some of the best entrepreneurs in the world, but they are stuck because the government is absolutely out of its mind. by the wy, the mock up was the total fake. they showed this mock up. it was totally fake. melissa: we are out of time. the era of big government is over but it's not. it is getting bigger. what is in store for our future? tonight. [applause] >> my audience and i just watched the state of the union. once again i am freaked out. president says he will not increase the deficit but the government will consume more money and more of my freedo

melissa: spelling university is pretty basic. yet the law of the links. think the new stealth fighter jets to make it look like it is flying. the image on the left is of stock photo. the image on the right is the same one with the fighter jet superimpose to make it look like it is flying. do you think there really thought this was a good idea? melissa: the only thing that gives me hope with our relations with that country. the fact that they are such nurse. by the way. the idiots, the government officials. some of the best entrepreneurs in the world, but they are stuck because the government is absolutely out of its mind. by the way, the mock up was the total fake. they showed this mock up. it was totally fake. melissa: we are out of time. that's all the "money" we have for you today will see you back here on monday. ♪ gerri: hello, everybody. i'm gerri willis. tonight on "the willis report", suing. a cheap knockoffs. thousands of customers ripped off. also, the judge rules on the case. and our special segment. we go behind the scenes of new york's fashio

universal preschool. that is what the president once. spell that last night. universal preschool.of a new entitlement program stretching off endlessly will create real jobs and real growth in america? how are you going to do that? >> are you kidding? if we could give our children ages 3-5 the opportunity to read read, the chance to learn math at an early age, it would be -- we would have exponential growth . stuart: congressman telecom on. >> other countries are investing in their children. liar we? stuart: universal preschool will give us exponential growth? i don't see the economic. when with this growth occurred? >> over the lifetime of a child. look. i know from my own experience. did not get to a preschool program, one mother taught me how to read the time i was  rich men of the difference in m life. we need to recognize children a our greatest treasure and investment. this is not only do i agree wit the president, but i wrote the bill. universal prekindergarten. invest america's children. stuart: all i want is for, fi

universities cost. look closely. do you guys see the spelling error? o litigable of times. >> i saw it right away. melissa: the university misspelled the word university of more than 8,000 bags. unbelievable. the mistake cost the scho more than 9,000. the you think the printer would have at least noticed it when they got the -- they made up the litter when everett is before you send it to print? >> they checked it twice and is still went to print. then they noticed it and decided ted give some of the bags of regardless. melissa: de think homer simpson was there? who was there looking at t

spelled different. >> bob: get in line from people she offended. >> greg: columbia university, strip teasing professorsimals with swords. it opportunity end there. chaos on campus. ♪ ♪ tern. now back to new york and my colleagues with "the five." ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: you won't believe at columbia university yesterday. students showed up for quantum mechanics class. but instead they got a trip show. it wasn't pretty. if .the physics professor took t off. >> to learn quantum mechanics. strip to your raw, erase all garbage from your brain and start over again. >> kimberly: well, he later curled in a fetal position while footage of hitler, saddam hussein and others were on the screen behind him. the bizarre stunt included ninjas and stuffed animals of course. it was executive produced by greg gutfeld. >> dana: sounds a weird thing. >> greg: ripped me off. $22 ,000 semester, any college student in new york who wants to see a grown man in underwear i charge $100. >> dana: what do you know about quantum physics. >> kimberly: it doesn't matter. >> greg: i'll show you. it manuals if a parent brought child or teenag

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spell fare. bill, that's not even a word. they are letting them ditch class to practice witch craft. the university of missouri hassed ad -- has added wiccan religions to help them schedule exams and other student activities. it includes things like chinese new year and mainstream holidays like christmas, hanukkah and channing-tatum's birthday. while not taken seriously the school hasn't received complaints about it and many have found it, quote, useful and informational. we track down a typical wiccan ceremony. >> we are getting letters from wiccans now. is this a big deal or a huge deal? >> i am totally in favor of this. we have all admitted that college is a waste of time. it costs a lot of money, and you are there and learning 3w* sexual liberation and canadian fiction, and you are bankrupting yourself doing it. you may get more from lighting candles. it may be more beneficial in the long run. >>> immogen, the american identification survey showed roughly 700,000 americans say they are wiccan or neo pagan. why not include their holidays in a guide? >> that and let's face it. a lot of these holi

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spell is that that clearly is not the case. we have a really good management team, i think, at universal and neil schmidt and the team at comcastthe first exercise was to say, can we manage a content company? i hope this action yesterday and our results the first couple of years show we have made a good transition, willing to invest and recognize it's not one size fits all management styles. secondly, there's a lot of things we've done totally fair and consistent with the promises we made to the government and to our competitors. we just signed a deal with fox yesterday or the day before yesterday and a deal with disney before that and deal with viacom as comcast cable and we've broken new ground with those companies in terms of how we will distribute the content on the platform and new devices we think is good for both. if you look at symphony, and results, whether local broadcast stations working with movies we come out with, promoting new shows or taking something like the olympics, was maybe the single best example of the whole company working together, we had the best olympics in nbc's recent history and maybe the best tel

marc williams says since the virginia tech shootings universities have insisted in processes for their struggle to come staff and visitors. can you spellut what changes you saw from april, 2007 until september of 2007 through your final years as a senior at virginia tech? >> guest: i think school policies have been one area we have seen the most improvement. the shooting at virginia tech was a game changer for the colleges around the country when it comes to how they provide for physical security on campus. i think mainly for example they don't allow -- to put locks on the doors from the inside. the change the handlebar say you can't change them up. the of emergency alerts and require people to sign up for it so they can be aware of what is going on on the campus. they do run drills and they've created threat assessment teams where the of members of the faculty teams and law enforcement and community mental health involving and identify a problem students and making sure they get the help they need. but we've done i think a good deal in terms of encouraging or school security. but we have really done nothing in terms of improving our f